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Hydrogen Line Emission in Accreting Low-Mass Objects I: Spectral Analysis of Shock-Origin Narrow Component
Hydrogen lines are widely used as tracers of stellar and planetary accretion. In classical T~Tauri stars, hydrogen lines are usually interpreted as arising from magnetospheric accretion columns, whereas in lower-mass counterparts (subsolar-mass objects including brown dwarfs and gas giant planets),
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